Kingston Library

Support in the heart of Kingston

We’re delighted to be working in partnership with Kingston Library as the new home for our Kingston office.

The Library has long been an important civic space where people come to learn, connect and access resources. Together, we’re looking forward to building on that role by developing new ways for local people to connect with their community, access support and discover activities that promote health and wellbeing.

Alongside our office base, the partnership will also provide opportunities for 1-1 support, our Kingston University student placement work, and some of our Kingston Women’s Hub sessions.

What you’ll find at Kingston Library

Our Kingston base will support:

  • Emotional wellbeing and pastoral support
  • Counselling
  • Partnership meetings
  • Community engagement
  • Volunteer development
  • Student placement base
  • Kingston Women’s Hub: Survivor Forum, Charis Cafe, Oasis session, Reading Circle
  • Staff offices                                                          

 

We’ll also be exploring opportunities to develop new activities alongside Kingston Library over the coming months.

Working in partnership

We’re excited by the opportunity to work alongside Kingston Library and as ideas develop, we’ll continue sharing news about activities and projects taking place within the Library.

Latest News

We’ll officially move into Kingston Library on the 4th August 2026.

Preparation work is currently underway, and we’re looking forward to becoming part of the Library community.

We are delighted to have received a grant from SELCO to help with the refurbishment of the spaces we will be occupying.

Get involved

If you’d like to find out more about our work in Kingston, volunteering opportunities or partnership working, we’d love to hear from you!  Contact us at info@gray-wolf-350276.hostingersite.com

K Reekie
Karen Reekie

Independant Advocate – Women’s Services 

Karen is our independent advocate who works supporting women who need help with accessing services or rights they are entitled to, and admin needs. She works at Kingston and also at our Elmbridge Women’s hub.

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